David Sacks explains what “banning AI” as defined in Bernie Sanders’ bill actually looks like “If Bernie's bill passed tomorrow, everything would stop. Because the way he defines artificial superintelligence in his bill, you could argue we've already hit those thresholds. It’s a very loose definition.” “And then on top of that, he's got 20 year prison sentences for developers who violate the law. So no one's going to want to take the chance. So think about the chilling effect.” “Let me tell you, the Democrats want to do to AI what they did to crypto. They're going to drive the whole industry offshore. They're going to basically drive all the innovators out of the country offshore.” Jason: “Where I was going with it is like, just move your company to Singapore, move it to Zurich, move it to another geo where people are embracing open source and are embracing superintelligence. This is literally where my head goes.” David Friedberg: “You can't stop AI. You can't just tell people a class of software can't exist. In my head, I'm like, if the US passed a law that said this class of software cannot exist, I would move to another country.”